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Aims & Values

Aims

Our aim is to design and manage high quality accessible housing and provide person-centred support. We seek continual improvement in our work and the way we deliver our services.


Principles Underpinning our Work

  • maintaining and improving services to our current tenants.
  • valuing the contribution of our tenants and other customers, and involving them in shaping our work.
  • investing in and recognising the value of our staff and Board Members.
  • promoting equal opportunities in employment.
  • having a broad understanding of disability (underpinned by the social model of disability) and not restricted to particular “client groups”.
  • offering advice, adaptations and support services for a range of people, disabled or non-disabled, young or old.
  • working with others at local and national level.
  • creating and maintaining the organisational strength necessary to achieve our objectives.

Values

Respect & Understanding
  • We are committed to mutual respect and understanding amongst staff tenants, stakeholders and other partners.
Responsiveness
  • We actively listen to and acknowledge the views and actions of others, we are open to influence and provide appropriate, accurate and prompt response.
Integrity
  • We are honest, trustworthy and straightforward in all our dealings.
Accountability
  • To accept responsibility for decisions and being prepared to answer for, and justify them.

Our competency framework and appraisal process will reflect and embody our aims and values.

 

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